No licence fee, no device purchase, no per-pupil charge. Lessons, quizzes and FSLC past papers are free to every pupil, on any Android phone in the household, working offline. Partner schools also get sponsored AI tutoring places to allocate to the pupils who need them most.
Government and mission primary schools, private primaries, community schools and after-school clubs teaching the English subsystem, Class 3 to Class 6. If you prepare pupils for the FSLC, Pass Pass was built for your classroom.
Pass Pass carries the repetition. The pupil who needs long division explained a fourth time gets it explained a fourth time — at home, on her mother's phone, without taking your Tuesday afternoon.
Pupils self-mark their practice quizzes instantly, and AI Scan checks their exercise books. You keep the assessment that matters and lose the arithmetic of correcting forty identical sums.
FSLC past-paper packs are free in the app and always will be, so no candidate in your school misses out because a booklet costs money her family doesn't have.
The app works with no signal and no data bundle. What a pupil downloads at school on Friday still teaches her on Sunday in the village.
No lab, no tablets to procure, no server, no IT support. It runs on the low-end Android phones already in your pupils' homes, and it is small enough to install on a weak connection.
Sponsored AI places are allocated by you, not by us and not by an algorithm. You know which pupil is one discouraging term away from leaving.
A partnership only works if both sides know exactly what they signed up for. Here it is, in full.
Not asked for: money, pupil names, pupil data, exclusivity, or a commitment beyond one term.
Email us your school name, town, the classes you teach and roughly how many pupils. Two minutes of typing — the button below fills most of it in for you.
We talk through your classes, how many pupils have a phone at home, and what your Class 6 candidates struggle with most. This shapes what we build next as much as it shapes your rollout.
An hour with your teachers: installing it, using it in class, setting it as homework, reading the reports. No technical background needed.
We come to a scheduled meeting — or send you everything you need to run it yourself — and help families install the app on the phones they already own.
If your school is sponsored, you decide which pupils get AI tutor access, and we activate the places.
We come back with the usage report and the honest question: is this helping? What is missing? What did we get wrong?
Children do not create an account, do not enter a name, and do not enter an age. Progress is stored on the phone itself. There is no pupil database to leak, because there is no pupil database.
An AI Scan photo is sent, read, marked and discarded. It is not stored, not used for training, and not seen by us.
It is constrained to primary English and Mathematics. It does not ask children personal questions, does not hold open-ended conversation, and does not pretend to be a friend.
No ad network, no third-party tracker, no analytics SDK, no data broker. Not as a current policy — as a permanent condition of the product existing.
We are onboarding our first cohort of partner schools now, and early partners get a disproportionate say in what Pass Pass becomes. Send us the details below and we will reply within a few days.
Tell us: school name · town and region · government, mission or private · classes taught · approximate number of pupils in Class 3–6 · your name and role · a phone number or email we can reach you on · roughly what share of pupils have a smartphone at home.
Prefer to look first? Open the app and try a Class 5 lesson yourself — it takes about four minutes, and nothing asks you to sign up.
Yes — it is designed for exactly that. Pass Pass assumes a shared household phone used in short bursts. Lessons are ten minutes, progress saves instantly, and several children can use the same phone. Nothing is lost when the phone is taken back.
No, and we would not build it if it did. It takes the repetition and the marking — the parts of your work a machine can genuinely do — so more of your hours go to the parts only you can do. The pupils who improve most are the ones whose teacher sets the app deliberately, not the ones left alone with it.
It is written against the English-subsystem primary curriculum for Class 3–6, English Language and Mathematics, with FSLC preparation as the anchor. Practising Cameroonian primary teachers review the material. If you find something off-syllabus, tell us and it gets fixed — that feedback is the main reason we want partner schools this early.
Nothing. No licence, no per-pupil fee, no hardware. The free content costs us nothing per pupil to serve, and the AI features are paid for by sponsors. There is no stage at which we come back and invoice the school.
Coming. English subsystem first because that is the curriculum we know best and can get right. French subsystem is on the roadmap — register anyway and we will come to you when it is ready.
Often, yes. Some sponsors ask for a particular region or a school they have a connection to. Register, and if a sponsor's preference matches your school we will introduce you.